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 Coming Events |
| Wednesday, February 17, 2010 |
| Manchester - SharePoint 2010 Overview |
| Thursday, February 18, 2010 |
| Southampton - How to Sync by the seaside |
| Monday, February 22, 2010 |
| Coventry - The Kitchen Synch |
| Tuesday, February 23, 2010 |
| Birmingham - I Azure You! |
| Friday, February 26, 2010 |
| Manchester - BONUS EVENT! Test Driven Devel |
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| Member Quotes |
| Stuart Wells |
| Not know a great fat lot about MOSS I was not sure this would be of much interest, but in fact I found it very interesting. I have seen the usual demos about the flashy features etc, but never the dirty unpkoen truths about how to get it to do those flash things...this was refreshing and I just don't understand why my workplace refuse to use it...not because they are anti-MOSS, but insist it is too hard to set up...it seems the hard work of setting it up those is worth while. |
| Ralph Manley |
| I have yet to see SharePoint used for a line of business app, as an alternative to WinForms or Access app. Everybody demos blogs, wikis, etc. – just an idea for a future talk.
Well organised as always - thank you Richard & John! |
| Ralph Manley |
| A large subject area - was interesting to see the lesson learned and after a while it dawned that the toolset for SharePoint is pretty crap. Dave's presentation style was up to it's usual standard, had to fill while waiting for SharePoint to complete a task, was entertaining and informative – the best combination. The ‘Solutions & Features’ bit showed the potential that could be used. I didn’t get to ask a question about dev, test & live environments and how you would roll out a version 2 of a site (or site collection) which included database (list) changes and talking the existing data into the new app. – a good talk |
| James Coulter |
| Geff's nugget was a very good introduction and overview of WCF services. It was also good to get a glimpse of some of the new time-saving features in VS2008. Only downside for me was that the font size was too small to read from the back. By the time I was about to ask the question, the nugget was finished. Overall, good on Geff for doing this. Well done. |
| David Matthews-Gore |
| Good overview, and getting to learn from someone elses hard earned knowledge will hopefully save hours of frustration in the future - these kinds of 'real world' reports are incredibly useful. |
| Stuart Turner |
| Nice quick overview of WCF. |
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